15% of households report difficulty in covering expenses, while almost half comfortably cover them – survey
14.1 per cent said they sometimes struggle to cover all expenses and 0.8 per cent regularly cannot cover essential expenses
Court orders Savoy Hotel to go under the hammer, bids to start from €2.8 million
The iconic landmark has fallen into a dilapidated state over the last years
New survey reveals reasons behind Maltese businesses’ outsourcing decisions
Malta was one of only two EU countries where core functions were outsourced more frequently than supporting ones
Hunt for new CEO ‘still ongoing’, says BOV chairman
Current BOV CEO Rick Hunkin’s term is due to expire in November
Malta collaborates with NASA GeneLab scientists providing opportunities for local academics
An agreement was achieved regarding a long-term scholarship programme for young Maltese professionals to conduct post-doc research at Stanford University
An Expert Explains: Market correction
Finco Treasury Management Ltd managing director Paul Bonello weighs in
Russia’s wartime economy might not be doing so well after all
A deep dive into Russian economic data shows a country teetering towards calamity
Nine people died on the job in Malta in the first half of 2022
Non-fatal accidents increased by 2.9% over the same period
Investigation underway on businesses exchanging currency without a licence – report
One outlet was actually caught offering the illicit service red-handed
Centralised due diligence agency promised in electoral manifesto to be set up in coming months – report
The new agency will first be used for major Government tenders
Entertainment industry chief Howard Keith Debono outlines challenges facing sector
Public-private competition is a big issue
Energy subsidies keep Malta’s inflation rate lower than European average
Quite how long the Government can continue the huge outlay is an open question
Japan urges young people to drink more alcohol to boost tax revenues
The pandemic altered the traditional post-work drinking culture, leading to sharp drops in alcohol consumption - and related tax revenues
Gozo Business Chamber calls for ‘comprehensive regional planning policy’ for Gozo
The demand was one of several made by the lobby as part of its pre-Budget submissions
Businesses report ‘increased flexibility’ in Santa Marija shutdowns
Some businesses are spreading the break over more than a week in August
Central Bank revises Malta’s growth projections downwards
The revision is largely due to international factors like inflation and supply chain issues